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I want to use s/multi-spec
to validate a map that has a few different structures. And I'm using s/conform
to test if the map is satisfy the spec, but I can't find a way to figure out what branch it is matched since the conform on a multi-spec just simply return a map without more information.
how can I know which branch it matched, like in s/or
.
I assume you're not just checking a keyword in the map, it's something more complicated
I don't think you're going to automatically get this, but you could add a conformer to the different cases to "tag" the map with a branch identifier
@alexmiller I end up call that dispatch function again to get the branch identifier.